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Blog: 2007-2008 DraftExpress D-League Awards
by Jonathan Givony, Jim Hlavac, Mike Schmidt, Richard Walker |
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The four DraftExpress writers who followed the D-League this season voted on year end awards in many different categories. The following article contains the results as well as some commentary on how the awards were won. Point guard Randy Livingston won the MVP awards this season, while we also voted on all-league teams.
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| Where are they now?: 2006-2007 D-League All-Stars
by Jim Hlavac |
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A look at the All-Stars from last season in the D-League, and where they have moved on to this season. With a handful in the NBA and back in the D-League, the rest can be found scattered throughout the world.
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| | Blog: CJ Watson: the Call-up
by CJ Watson |
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 | | CJ Watson introduced by Mitch Richmond (Rocky Widn |
CJ Watson describes getting called up by the Golden State Warriors, playing in his first NBA games, Don Nelson's timeouts, and hitting some big shots to help win an NBA game.
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| Blog: The New Season: Rod Benson on the East Coast
by Rodrique Benson |
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I stepped off the plane in Newark, New Jersey and headed down to the carousel to get my bag. I spent the next 45 minutes just waiting for my bag to come out. I don't think I've ever waited so long, but it wasn't bad because I got to inspect the scenery. People were talkin with their accents which was pretty sweet. There was actually a driver waiting for me who was holding a sign that said "Benson" which was also pretty sweet. He had an accent too, another thing that was sweet. I think I heard someone use the word "wiseguy" -- again, sweet. I walked over to the towncar and got in. As we headed to the hotel I could see the New York skyline. Sweet. I also saw some really big docks. I've seen enough T.V. to know that you don't want to end up "down by the docks", which I thought was sweet. I finally got to the hotel and went to my room and laid my head down. Right before I went to bed I thought to myself "You're on the east coast. Sweet."
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| Translating Potential into Production; The D-League is Working
by Jonathan Givony |
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Jonathan Givony explores the development aspect of the NBA's Developmental League following the D-League Showcase in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Included is an in-depth look at six players who are clearly taking advantage of their playing time and showing substantial progress in their all-around skill-set since graduating from college.
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| | NBA Developmental League Showcase, Day Three- Part Two
by Jonathan Givony, Mike Schmidt |
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This final article completes our coverage from Sioux Falls, South Dakota of the D-League Showcase tracking the progress of the NBA send-downs and potential call-ups. Part two of day three tracks the last two games of the showcase, featuring big outings from Jared Reiner, Jose Juan Barea, Pooh Jeter, but beyond all, Quemont Greer?s 40 point effort.
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| NBA Developmental League Showcase, Day Three-- Part One
by Jonathan Givony, Mike Schmidt |
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DraftExpress President Jonathan Givony and D-League Director of Scouting Mike Schmidt are present in frosty Sioux Falls, South Dakota to track the progress of the NBA send-downs and potential call-ups. Because of the length of the article, we?ve decided to split this one into two parts. The first half of day three saw a couple of very strong performances, including perimeter oriented big man Kevinn Pinkney, former Syracuse point guard Gerry McNamara, Michigan State swingman Alan Anderson and Orlando Magic send-down James Augustine.
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| NBA Developmental League Showcase, Day Two
by Jonathan Givony, Mike Schmidt |
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DraftExpress President Jonathan Givony and D-League Director of Scouting Mike Schmidt are present in frosty Sioux Falls, South Dakota to track the progress of the NBA send-downs and potential call-ups. Kevin Pinkney and Pooh Jeter raise some eyebrows with strong performances against Arkansas and Los Angeles respectively, while CJ Miles bounces back amongst the players sent down. Renaldo Major has reportedly been called up by the Golden State Warriors.
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| NBA Developmental League Showcase, Day One
by Jonathan Givony, Mike Schmidt |
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DraftExpress President Jonathan Givony and D-League Director of Scouting Mike Schmidt are present in frosty Sioux Falls, South Dakota to track the progress of the NBA send-downs and potential call-ups. Jeremy Richardson and Stephen Graham were the top two non-NBA affiliated players, while Pops Mensah-Bonsu, Amir Johnson and Saer Sene did good work as send-downs.
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